On Abortion, Put Not Your Faith in Judges
EDITORIAL: Ultimately, our faith — when it comes to bringing an to end to legal abortion — shouldn’t rest in any branch of government.
Results from Tag: 'scotus'
Pope and G7, Comedians and Skeletons, Plus SCOTUS on Mifepristone (June 15)
The Pope, G7 and AI, celebrity comedians, the discovery of an unexpected skeleton and celebrating Big Bang Theory were among Vatican news items this week. CNA’s Hannah Brockhaus reports from Rome. Then Matthew Bunson covers the US Bishops spring meeting and CNA’s Ken Oliver reports on the Supreme Court’s rejection of pro-life doctors’ case against the abortion pill mifepristone.
Supreme Court Denies Pregnancy Center Appeal to Keep Donor Information Private
Through the subpoena, Platkin ordered First Choice to turn over much of its internal communications as well as communications with patients and donors, some of which would reveal donors’ private information.
Religious Broadcasters Ask Supreme Court to Strike Down ‘Discriminatory’ Fees
The committee is arguing that the Copyright Royalty Board is subjecting religious broadcasters to a discriminatory royalty fee that violates U.S. religious freedom law
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Catholic Couple’s Lawsuit Over Transgender Child Custody
In a statement provided to CNA on Tuesday via Becket, the Coxes said that “no other loving parents should have to endure what we did.”
US Supreme Court to Hear Major Abortion Pill Case in March
The decision in the case could determine whether the abortion pill mifepristone can be prescribed by telemedicine or sent through the mail.
Supreme Court Poised to Stem Executive and Legislative Overreach
COMMENTARY: If the Court overturns 1984’s ‘Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council, it will be an important check that will rein in the administrative state.
How a Supreme Court Case Involving Herring Fishermen Affects the Little Sisters of the Poor
The Cause of Action Institute, a legal advocacy group, says that the Loper case was brought by several herring fishermen challenging a rule that said they were liable for the cost of federal inspectors on their boats.
Previewing the Supreme Court’s Landscape Ahead of Confirmation Battle
A key religious liberty case involving the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s adoption services program is on the court’s docket for the upcoming term, and a number of abortion-related cases also might be heard.
Cardinal Dolan: Amy Coney Barrett is ‘Best Candidate’ for SCOTUS Seat
Barrett was nominated by President Donald Trump on September 26 to fill the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death on September 18.
